I got a text from one of the realtors we met last weekend. She just listed a farm in WV and thought of me. Which I thought was nice considering I met her the one time...But while it was nice, it was almost $300K over my budget (OUCH). So thank you but no...
However, since she's listed a place in WV, that means that she's licensed to be a realtor in WV so I asked her to check on two properties for me - one in Augusta WV and the other in Lahmansville WV.
The Lahmansville property is really nice - beautiful ancient looking farmhouse built starting in the 1800s. Here's the listing information:
This beautiful 20 acre historical farmette displays the quality and charm of days gone by! Spacious 10-room two-story colonial home with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fireplace, 9' ceilings, hardwood and pine floors and original oak trim thru out. Addl amenities incl modern kitchen, formal din rm, new heat pump and city water. There's also a big barn and at least one stable.
The Augusta property has more outbuildings and more land. Here's some information about that:
Remarkable farm find 47 fenced, level, beautiful acres, 4 ponds, 48x48 12-stall barn, 8x20 tack room, 25x37 shop, garage, and gazebo comes with this 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2,800 sq ft home w/in-law quarters. Easy access of state maintained hard cap road and only 35 minutes to Winchester VA. Too much to list and really must see to appreciate
They both have their charms. I love the Lahmansville house; the Augusta listing doesn't show many pictures of the actual house.
What's even better is that while they are in West Virginia, they are actually closer to my husband's place of work than the one we put in an offer on in Wilsons, VA that ended up being a no-go
Speaking of Wilsons, heard from the realtor in that the information has gone to a short-sale expert. Not sure what that means...but hopefully it's a good thing.
However, since she's listed a place in WV, that means that she's licensed to be a realtor in WV so I asked her to check on two properties for me - one in Augusta WV and the other in Lahmansville WV.
The Lahmansville property is really nice - beautiful ancient looking farmhouse built starting in the 1800s. Here's the listing information:
This beautiful 20 acre historical farmette displays the quality and charm of days gone by! Spacious 10-room two-story colonial home with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fireplace, 9' ceilings, hardwood and pine floors and original oak trim thru out. Addl amenities incl modern kitchen, formal din rm, new heat pump and city water. There's also a big barn and at least one stable.
The Augusta property has more outbuildings and more land. Here's some information about that:
Remarkable farm find 47 fenced, level, beautiful acres, 4 ponds, 48x48 12-stall barn, 8x20 tack room, 25x37 shop, garage, and gazebo comes with this 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2,800 sq ft home w/in-law quarters. Easy access of state maintained hard cap road and only 35 minutes to Winchester VA. Too much to list and really must see to appreciate
They both have their charms. I love the Lahmansville house; the Augusta listing doesn't show many pictures of the actual house.
What's even better is that while they are in West Virginia, they are actually closer to my husband's place of work than the one we put in an offer on in Wilsons, VA that ended up being a no-go
Speaking of Wilsons, heard from the realtor in that the information has gone to a short-sale expert. Not sure what that means...but hopefully it's a good thing.
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